by Evan-New | Aug 13, 2026 | Skin Articles
Healthy skin is the foundation of a healthy coat. While many people first notice changes in their dog’s coat, such as dryness, dullness, excessive shedding or thinning, the problem often begins within the skin underneath. The skin is the body’s first protective...
by Evan-New | Aug 12, 2026 | Skin Articles
Your dog’s skin is much more than the surface underneath the coat. It is a living, protective organ that helps defend the body from the outside world. The skin is made up of several layers. The outer layer is called the epidermis. At the very surface of the epidermis...
by Evan-New | Aug 11, 2026 | Skin Articles
Hydration and moisturisation are often spoken about as though they mean the same thing. In skin care, however, they perform two different but equally important jobs. Understanding the difference helps explain why skin can remain dry, flaky or uncomfortable even when...
by Evan-New | Aug 10, 2026 | Skin Articles
Ozone spa therapy combines warm water, gentle hydro-massage and ozone-enriched water to support the condition of the skin and coat. It is not simply a relaxing spa bath. The therapy is designed to support surface hygiene, encourage circulation and create a cleaner,...
by Evan-New | Aug 9, 2026 | Skin Articles
Looking Beyond the Itch Itching is one of the clearest signs that a dog’s skin is unsettled. It may appear as scratching, licking, chewing, rubbing, paw biting or repeated ear irritation. However, itching is a symptom rather than a diagnosis. There can be many reasons...
by Evan-New | Aug 8, 2026 | Skin Articles
Our skin and coat therapy programs are designed for dogs whose skin is dry, flaky, oily, sensitive, congested or slow to settle. They may also support dogs experiencing recurring skin concerns alongside veterinary treatment. The purpose of the program is not to...
